[January 08, 2014]NEW YORK (Reuters) — Goldman Sachs
Group Inc <GS.N> promoted several investment bankers in its
technology, media and telecom (TMT) group, as well as in its
Asia-Pacific group, according to internal memos.

George Lee will become chairman of the TMT group, as well as chief
information officer for the broader investment banking division,
according to one memo signed by the heads of investment banking.

Lee, a partner and managing director who has been with Goldman for
nearly 20 years, had been co-head of the TMT group. In his new
roles, he will continue covering some important technology clients,
and work closely with R. Martin Chavez, Goldman's chief information
officer, to expand use of technology and data for the bank and its
clients.

Dan Dees will step into the role of TMT co-head alongside Anthony
Noto, who currently has that job, according to a second memo. Dees
is now co-head of Goldman's investment banking division in
Asia-Pacific, excluding Japan, and chairman of the financing group
in Japan.

Andrea Vella and Jonathan Penkin will become co-heads of Goldman's
financing group in Asia Pacific, excluding Japan, while Anthony
Miller will become head of investment banking solutions in that
group, according to a third memo.

Vella is now head of credit capital markets in Asia, excluding
Japan, and the investment banking solutions team in Asia Pacific.
Penkin is head of equity capital markets for Asia, excluding Japan,
and Miller is head of the financing group in Australia and New
Zealand.